Glow run to support Franklin's Fight at Tonganoxie High
A Glow Run and night of activities Friday at Tonganoxie High School benefits Franklin Eason a fifth grader battling brain cancer. The event at 6 p.m. features food games a cake raffle silent auction with a glow run at 8 30 p.m. Entry is 10 and participants may bring glow items.
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Franklin
Tonganoxie High School
Franklin Eason
Tonganoxie
E. U.S. Highway 24-40
Tonganoxie Middle School
Eason
Former KU star leads fundraiser at Community Village
Lawrence hosts Bobby Douglass, ex KU quarterback and Chicago Bear, at a fundraiser Sunday 3 to 6 p.m. in Crown Toyota showroom. The event supports Community Village Lawrence with food, drink, music by Junkyard Jazz Band, and an auction of gift cards, art, vacation packages, and sports tickets. Tickets are 10 per person, 15 per couple. sign up via tiny.cc/bav39w.
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Community Village
Lawrence
Kansas University
Crown Toyota
Iowa St
Bobby Douglass
Chicago Bears
Adamson
Communityvillagelawrence.org
Junkyard
LMH Board Trustees Grow Through Education and Service
LMH trustees commit to ongoing education and community participation. Gina Pacumbaba-Watson leads facilities and serves on HR and credentials committees. The board includes Vice Chair Mike Wildgen and Treasurer Rob Chestnut with other members. Meetings occur monthly at 9 a.m. in the hospital auditorium, open to the public.
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Board of Trustees
Gina Pacumbaba- Watson
Lawrence
LMH
Gene Meyer
Belot
Pacumbaba-Watson
LMH Board of
Mike Wildgen
Rob Chestnut
Jane Blocher
John Bullock
Lee Reussner
John Ross
Cindy Yulich
Eric Huerter
LMH Board of Trustees
Allergy shots shift to home use under new treatment plan
Frick notes patients can largely self administer sublingual immunotherapy after the first dose, with a six month treatment period and no year round commitment. Experts urge nondrug tactics and dietary awareness to reduce allergy impact while climate changes extend pollen seasons.
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Frick
Asthma & Allergy Associates
Sale
Opinions on high school work, college credits, and senior release
A reader panel weighs the value of minimum wage work for teens, senior release options, and using earnings to fund college or trade school. Dr Wes Crenshaw and Kendra Schwartz share cautions about early release, urging commitment to classes and real college credit, with emphasis on future readiness.
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Kendra
Katie
Wes Crenshaw
ABPP
Dr. Wes
Dr-Wes. Com
Kendra Schwartz
Lawrence High School
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Jerry” Vogel
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Giles Bruce
Jworld.com
Janice Early
Janice
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Imh
Christy Moore
Kusports.com
Mehdi Khosh
Topeka
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Metabolic Research Center
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